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Data: MAVEN
Trigger word:
Vermont
Event Types (Count):
NegTrigger (8)
Negative Trigger
Together
they
masterminded
its
signature
move
,
sending
Sending
hundreds
of
the
strikers
'
hungry
children
to
sympathetic
families
in
New
York
,
New
Jersey
,
and
Vermont
.
The
floods
Catastrophe
affected
Influence
about
3,000
homes
in
Montérégie
and
caused
Causation
an
estimated
six
million
U.S.
dollars
of
damage
Damaging
in
seven
counties
in
the
northern
area
of
Vermont
.
The
damage
Damaging
was
so
bad
that
a
state
of
emergency
was
declared
Expressing_publicly
by
Vermont
on
May
5
,
2011
.
On
December
26
and
27
,
the
storm
Catastrophe
's
forward
Self_motion
movement
slowed
Cause_change_of_position_on_a_scale
to
a
drift
Self_motion
,
causing
Causation
very
heavy
snow
over
Upstate
New
York
,
Vermont
,
and
southern
Quebec
.
The
organization
arose
Coming_to_be
in
Vermont
among
Lower
Canadian
refugees
(
the
eastern
division
or
Frères
chasseurs
)
and
spread
Dispersal
westward
under
the
influence
of
Dr
Charles
Duncombe
and
Donald
McLeod
,
leaders
of
the
short
lived
Canadian
Refugee
Relief
Association
,
and
Scotland
native
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
,
drawing
Motion
in
support
Supporting
from
several
different
locations
in
North
America
and
Europe
.
It
took place
Process_start
primarily
in
the
British
provinces
of
New
York
,
Massachusetts
Bay
(
which
included
Maine
as
well
as
Massachusetts
at
the
time
)
,
New
Hampshire
(
which
included
Vermont
at
the
time
)
,
and
Nova
Scotia
.
The
Western
States
100
is
sponsored
Supply
by
Altra
,
a
Utah
athletic
footwear
company
,
and
is
one
of
the
five
100-mile
races
that
comprise
the
Grand
Slam
of
Ultrarunning
,
which
also
includes
the
Old
Dominion
100
,
Vermont
100
Mile
Endurance
Run
,
the
Wasatch
Front
100
Mile
Endurance
Run
in
Utah
,
and
the
Leadville
Trail
100
in
Colorado
.
Portions
of
New
Jersey
,
New
York
,
and
Vermont
were
later
declared
Expressing_publicly
major
disaster
Catastrophe
areas
by
then-President
Gerald
Ford
.
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